Mon. July 2 - Arbor Acres

Fri.
July 27 (cont.)
Tues.
July 31 (cont.)
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1:00 pm DVD: DOWNTON ABBEY
Part 7 of 7
Fellowship Hall
3:15- AUTHORS STUDY WITH BERT
4:15 pm Gathering Place
See July 6 for details
Sun. July 29
Remembering Frederic weaves together strands from
Chopin’s tragic life story, combining beautiful footage
of his important places; interviews with music lovers;
Howland’s own teaching moments about Chopin; and
her performances of his masterworks. Also featured
is actress Rosemary Harris, Emmy winner for her 1975
performance as Chopin’s lover George Sand in the
Masterpiece Theatre series, Notorious Woman.
Howland will play Chopin selections before the film.
11:00 am MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE
led by Rev. Bert Sanders
Robinson Hall
6:30 pm VESPERS
led by Rev. Douglas Suggs
Fellowship Hall
Mon. July 30
2:00 - HELPING HANDS: CARmelot
4:00 pm Craft Room
See July 2 for details.
5:30 - HEALING ENERGY
8:45 pm Gathering Place
See July 2 for details.
Tues. July 31
7:00 pm MOVIE: Remembering Frederic:
The Genius of Chopin,
with special guest Pamela Howland
Fellowship Hall
Stay Hydrated this Summer
Water, which makes up 75% of a human’s body
composition, is literally the source of life. That’s why
it’s even more important in the hot and humid days of
summer to stay hydrated. We each need six to eight
cups of fluid every day to function properly; the more
active you are, the more you may need. Steps to prevent
dehydration are:
• Carry a water bottle
• Eat lots of fresh fruit, especially melons
• Add a squirt of lemon to your beverage
• Avoid consuming large quantities of caffeinated
drinks
• Limit intake of alcoholic beverages
Common signs of dehydration:
• Headache and/or unusual fatigue
• Decreased urination
• Dizziness upon standing
• Nausea
• Decreased appetite
If you exhibit any of these signs, call or visit the Clinic
or the nurse manager. As always, check with your doctor
before starting something new.
Howland, a concert pianist and music professor at
Wake Forest, successfully tries her hand at filmmaking
in this documentary about the great pianist, Frederic
Chopin. Serving as director, producer, co-writer and
musician, she also collaborated with professionals at
UNCSA throughout the movie’s creation.